Being shy can make you more anxious during hangover
If you are a very shy kind of person, you are more
likely to suffer from "hangxiety", an anxiety during a hangover, as
compared to your extrovert friends as per a new study.
The research team also found a strong link between this "hangxiety" and higher scores on the AUDIT test which is used to identify alcohol use disorder (AUD) in highly shy people.
"We know that many people drink to ease anxiety felt in social situations, but this research suggests that this might have rebound consequences the next day, with more shy individuals more likely to experience this, sometimes debilitating, aspect of hangover," said the co-author.
"These findings also suggest that "hangxiety" in turn might be linked to people's chance of developing a problem with alcohol," she added.
For the study, published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences, the team analysed almost 100 social drinkers with either high or low levels of shyness.
The baseline measures of shyness, social phobia and AUD were taken, and anxiety levels were tested again during the evening and the following morning.
"It's about accepting being shy or an introvert. This might help transition people away from heavy alcohol use. It's a positive trait. It's OK to be quiet," she noted.
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